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Welcome!Today we'll explore the concept of enterprise. This is a key topic in business studies and will help you understand what it means to be entrepreneurial. Let's get started!

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What is Enterprise?Enterprise refers to the ability to take risks and show initiative to start and grow a business. It is about identifying business opportunities, taking risks, and driving innovation to meet customer needs and generate profit. Entrepreneurs are often the leaders of enterprise, using their creativity and determination to turn ideas into successful ventures.

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What does the term 'enterprise' refer to?

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The Role of EntrepreneursEntrepreneurs are individuals who identify business opportunities and take the risks to turn their ideas into reality. They are innovative, creative, and willing to face uncertainty in order to develop successful businesses. Entrepreneurs play a vital role in the economy by creating jobs, contributing to economic growth, and promoting innovation.

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Fill in the blanks:An entrepreneur is someone who {{blank0}} risks and {{blank1}} new business opportunities.

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Reasons for Starting a BusinessEntrepreneurs start businesses for various reasons, which can be categorised as financial motives (e.g., profit and wealth creation) and non-financial motives (e.g., personal satisfaction, independence, or contributing to society). For example, some entrepreneurs start businesses to pursue their passion or make a positive impact on their community.

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Which of the following are examples of non-financial motives for starting a business? (Select all that apply)

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Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in the UKSMEs are businesses with fewer than 250 employees, and they make a significant contribution to the UK economy. They provide employment opportunities, drive innovation, and often serve niche markets. SMEs also help to support local communities and contribute to economic growth.

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Review Time!Great work! You've learned about enterprise, entrepreneurs, their motives, and the role of SMEs in the UK economy. Let's test your understanding of these key concepts now.

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Which term describes businesses with fewer than 250 employees?

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An entrepreneur takes {{blank0}} and drives {{blank1}} to start a business.

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Which are characteristics of successful entrepreneurs? (Select all that apply)

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Well Done!You've completed the lesson on 'What Enterprise Means'. Keep practising to further strengthen your understanding of this essential business concept!

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